United States v. Trupiano
District Court, D. New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
FORMAN, District Judge.
The government filed a complaint against the defendants, petitioners herein, charging violation of the Internal Revenue Laws. The petitioners moved to suppress certain evidence held by the government against them, claiming that since it was obtained without a search warrant their constitutional rights were invaded. For the purpose of the motion, affidavits were submitted by the government, and the petitioners offered the record of the preliminary examination before the United States Commissioner.
In January 1946 the petitioners leased part of the Copeland Kell Farm,…
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